Newly remodelled and busy with lots of kids. Toddler area is fenced. Jesus Green stretches around…read morefor good running and playing. There's a skate park nearby too. Daddy need to play too? The Fort St. George pub is just down river.

Fairly awful really. Costs just under £40 for two adults and two children. Most of the enclosures…read moreseemed empty. I suspect in an effort to keep costs down they all got fed to the 'show piece' tigers. Who, incidentally we're asleep in their pen when we visited, and thus not really visible. We certainly won't be bothering again.

Here is a lovely day out for the family. At Willers Mill they take in rescue animals and you can…read morealso 'adopt' one. there are ponds with ducks and huge fish and you can feed them with food purchased at the entrance. The main attraction are the tigers! At the end there is a petting corner and play area for the children with an attached picnic area and ice cream stand.

I went to Linton Zoo a couple of weekends ago and I felt like I had to make a review on here…read more Firstly, it was amazing that the attendant recognised and enjoyed the jurassic park stickers on my car, obviously a cool person. Secondly, this zoo was quaint and fun with a wonderful feeling of being in someone's back garden. I felt like I had found something really special that had not been commercialised and was not insanely busy. The weather could have been better but we saw our fair share of animals and the baby Tapir was a huge (tiny) treat. The cafe was small but perfect for the zoo and had a really nice selection of food available and I very much enjoyed my lunch. Before we walked round the zoo twice :) There were talks from very enthusiastic men who worked at the zoo who are a credit to the organisation and obviously respect and admire the animals greatly. The only thing I would suggest would be to have some updated information boards to have a read through here and there, such as I wanted to know the name of the baby Tapir. But not a massive problem and it did not affect my enjoyment of the zoo and its lovely residents. Will definitely be planning to go back again this summer to make use of the picnic benches

We moved to Linton a year ago and bought season ticlets for the zoo in spring. We have now made…read moremany visits and every time we have been it has been fantastic. The staff are friendly and knowledgable. The animals appear happy and content. For a small zoo there are some great animals there -a lot of big cats - Tigers, Lions, Panther, Leopard, Snow Leopards. The zoo is a breeding zoo, so there are often baby animals appearing - the Tapir is due to drop any day now. It is a great place for children - the talks are informative and aimed at children and adults. The bug talk was particularly entertaining - they bought the animals out and you were able to touch some of them (obvioulsly not the tarantula!). The entrance price is really good - £7.50 for a standard ticket, and the season tickets are more than reasonable. Defiantely worth a visit - takes a couple of hours to go round - a bit longer if the children are distracted by the play equipment. Take a picnic if you want the experience to last a little longer. There is also a little cafe at the zoo which does nice food at a reasonable price.

This is one of the better karting centres in Cambridgeshire as it has a very large outside track…read morethat is usually open even if there is a slight bit of rain. They hold corporate races as well as team challenges and team endurance races, and if that's not enough they also hold arrive and drive events at a very reasonable price. The karts are very well maintained to make sure that all racing is fair and fast. One really good thing about Red lodge is you don't need any specialist equipment to race; they supply everything you will need to race including helmet, race overalls and gloves if you so wish. This definitely a good day out for the big kid in you.

We went on the 45-50 minute boat ride. Our guide was very knowledgeable as well as telling us some…read moreinteresting stories of the rivalries between the various colleges at Cambridge university. I thought it was a bit pricey, but we are glad we did this.

Punting is definitely not as easy as it appears. This is why I give Scudamore a poor rating. We…read moreliterally got zero/nada/zip instructions before being pushed off. Once we were adrift, I had no idea even how to steer and resorted to asking other nearby punters for instructions. So after finally figuring out just enough to move down the canal, we came across some low hanging branches. While going under the branches, the pole became caught. Rather than letting it go (as I should have had I received proper instructions), I lost my balance trying to save the pole and took a plunge, with my iPhone in my pocket. It was pretty embarrassing as it was graduation week and bunch of people looking on. Fortunately it was easy enough to climb back on without tipping my family into the canal in the process and I managed to salvage a little dignity by punting around for another 20 minutes or so. But it certainly wouldn't be something I'd ever do again. So because of their utter lack of concern or care, I lost some dignity and the use of my iPhone for the rest of the trip, had to travel back to London completely soaking wet, have to fix or replace my phone. What else could I have asked for?

This is a really nice golf club. It has a big clubhouse with good facilities, a gym and driving…read morerange. The golf course is quite long and has some very nice holes on it. Being open it is windy. Even on a warm day it is good to protect from wind. Depending on the quality of your local course this will either look good and feel like quality, or you will be a bit disappointed with the quality of grass on the fairways and the speed of the greens.

Ladybirds baby and toddler group runs every Wednesday Morning from 10am to 12pm at Westmill…read moreCommunity Centre in Hitchin. It is aimed for parents & children under 5, and it costs £2 per family per session. They have lots of fun toys for the kids to play with, as well as fun craft activities for the kids to participate in. They do a story time, snack time & song time. It's great fun for kids, and a great place for parents to make friends. The staff are lovely too.

Smaller than the Funky Funhouse and further out of town, Cheeky Monkeys has a number of things…read moregoing for it. Firstly, they have an outdoor area which is handy when the weather is good (!), but also, as it's part of a farm, you get more of a sense of this being a family-run business. The downsides are that there is not a huge amount of indoor play equipment, so it can get quite busy, and it is mainly suitable only for younger children. By contrast, the much bigger Funky Funhouse in Cambridge can cater for a much wider range of ages.

I agree with Pixieboy's review, but I wouldn't take kids over five there, it's just too small and…read moreis better for younger kids. The Funky Funhouse is better for 8/9 year olds. If you go in the summer, the Pick Your Own fruits are great, especially the raspberries.